[Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

Hi,

I'm pleased to announce my new app, PowEdit. Now you can create, edit and delete entries in power key menu.

Source code is available here, released under GNU GPLv3: http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...rce/p/powedit/

Limitations:

• Currently only launching app supported
• You can edit entries created with PowEdit

Download: PowEdit in App Manager or
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Thanks to:

• sifo - for creating the icon

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

awesome mate
reboot option?

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

dbus calls, in fact just running arbitrary commands.

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

alright, I'll try to do it soon. Xterm commands first. PS. If you know any documentation of this, let me know. It'd speed things up a lot.

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

Could this go into settings menu?

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

i can't find to command apt-get install powedit why?:confused:

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

@ersanpermana

huh ? do you mean your apt-get reporting that the package is not found ? if yes, you may want to update your packages list dude this still a fresh app :)
Good luck

./sifo

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

I have always added reboot and soft reset options.

Is it possible to add icons to the entries?

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

Yeah, just click create an entry and you'll be able to add it.


After coding competition: sure.

Re: [Announce] PowEdit for Fremantle - edit power key menu entries
 

My ideas:
- add shortcuts to apps
- add shortcuts to contacts
- add custom commands for terminal (like qbw/command widget), output displayed on the banner (?)
- add custom commands for terminal (like qbw/command widget), output displayed directly as a menu button (ex: pressing power key displays menu, one of its button is displaying uptime)
- ability to add/change/remove icons from buttons
- ability to change order of each menu button
- turn on/turn off menu buttons (list with checkboxes?)
- ...